The Kyndall Project held their fourth annual Back to School Jam at Rupert Bell Park on Aug.17.
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The Kyndall Project nonprofit is attempting to double up their efforts this summer due to COVID-19 canceling their annual backpack giveaway last year. Because restrictions are lifting, the nonprofit is moving full speed ahead with planning their largest giveaway to date. But they need help with supplies before Aug. 14, when they plan to hold the 6th annual Back to School Jam at Rupert Bell Park.
The Kyndall Project’s third annual Back to School Jam was bigger than ever.
11-year-old Kyndall Williams’s The Kyndall Project held its second annual “Back to School Jam” at Rupert Bell Park on Saturday, Aug. 12.
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From humble beginnings with only 25 vendors, this year the Triad Minority and Women’s Business Expo spanned over two days and featured more than 125 businesses and entrepreneurs.
Community groups, nonprofits, churches and other organizations across the community are gearing up for their back-to-school giveaways.
For the past two years The Kyndall Project has been helping thousands of young people in the Forsyth County area.
Kyndall Williams has always had a heart for giving back according to her mother April Reich. Not only does she
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